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break crop
break crop n.
Brit. 
/ˈbreɪk krɒp/
, /ˈbreɪk krɒp/U.S. /ˈbreɪk ˌkrɑp/
in arable farming: a different kind of crop sown to break the continuity in repeated sowing of cereals./ˈbreɪk ˌkrɑp/ΘΚΠ
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fleece1513
white crop1743
green crop1744
root crop1772
row crop1776
robber1777
mix-grass1778
breaking-crop1808
industrial crop1818
foliage crop1831
kharifa1836
scourge-crop1842
overcrop1858
by-crop1880
coppice-with-standards1882
sewage grass1888
trap-crop1899
cleaning crop1900
nurse crop1907
cover crop1909
smother crop1920
stoop crop1928
snatch crop1937
break crop1967
wholecrop1968
1967 Punch 10 May 687/2 Other..break crops include roots, oats, and oil seed rape.
1971 Country Life 23 Sept. 771/1 The break crop was needed firstly to restore the drain on fertility as a result of successive cereal crops.
1984 ‘D. Archer’ Ambridge Years 114 Rape provides a very useful ‘break crop’ by preventing some of the diseases you can get if you plant corn over and over again on the same land.
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